Self-care mandala journaling: slow burn, burn up, or burnout?
By Kathleen Quinn, Psychotherapist and integrative healthcare practitioner. “It’s a strange thing about the human mind that, despite its capacity and its abundant [...]
Words that harm, words that heal
Words that harm, words that heal Betsan Corkhill, Wellbeing coach Published in JHH17.2 - Mind-body self-care I specialise in [...]
Yoga mindfulness retreats for doctors: pilot evaluation
Yoga mindfulness retreats for doctors: pilot evaluation Thuli Whitehouse, GP; yoga teacher; BHMA trustee My dharma is to support [...]
Self-care mandala journaling: slow burn, burn up, or burnout?
Self-care mandala journaling: slow burn, burn up, or burnout? Kathleen Quinn, Psychotherapist and integrative healthcare practitioner Published in JHH17.2 [...]
Reflections on causation in healthcare
Reflections on causation in healthcare David Zigmond, Physician in psychological medicine; retired GP Published in JHH17.2 - Mind-body self-care [...]
Integrative self-care workshops in primary care
Integrative self-care workshops in primary care John Simmons, GP; Integrative doctor educator Published in JHH17.2 - Mind-body self-care I [...]
Toothpaste stickers: simple and profound
Toothpaste stickers: simple and profound Ashish Bhatia, GP; University medical tutor; founder of Really Well Being Published in JHH17.2 [...]
One hundred years of yoga therapy
One hundred years of yoga therapy Heather Mason, Founder,The Minded Institute Published in JHH17.2 - Mind-body self-care From a [...]
Measurable beneficial effects: the evidence for using meditation in everyday healthcare
Measurable beneficial effects: the evidence for using meditation in everyday healthcare Liza Thomas-Emrus, General and mind–body medicine practitioner; founder of Revive Prescribed [...]
Expressive writing
Expressive writing James Hawkins, Holistic doctor; integrative psychotherapist Published in JHH17.1 - Stories in medicine My background trainings are in [...]
Some reflections on stories in general practice
Some reflections on stories in general practice Andrew Morrice, GP and Human Givens psychotherapist Published in JHH17.1 - Stories in [...]
Schwartz Rounds – Sharing stories, humanising healthcare
Schwartz Rounds Sharing stories, humanising healthcare Paquita de Zulueta, GP; therapist/coach Published in JHH17.1- Stories in medicine I have [...]
Medical education’s changing story
Medical education’s changing story Clare Gerada, MBE- London-based GP; chairperson of the Council of the Royal College of General Practitioners, 2010 to 2013 [...]
Language is not just data: it is a custodian of our humanity
Language is not just data: it is a custodian of our humanity David Zigmond, Physician in psychological medicine; retired GP [...]
What can anthroposophic psychotherapy contribute to our understanding of human distress and sickness?
What can anthroposophic psychotherapy contribute to our understanding of human distress and sickness? John Lees, Psychotherapist; Associate Professor and Clinical Lead in Psychotherapy [...]
Ante-thanatos care – a holistic approach for preparing for the end of life
Ante-thanatos care – a holistic approach for preparing for the end of life Craig Brown Published in JHH17.1 - [...]
Crossing the threshold
Crossing the threshold Gabby Hollis, Managing director of Tides Rites of Passage (for teenage girls), Golden Bay, New Zealand [...]
Making health infectious: from organic principles to whole health agriculture
Making health infectious: from organic principles to whole health agriculture Lawrence Woodward, OBE Published in JHH16.3 - The Real [...]
Eating for individual, public and planetary health
Eating for individual, public and planetary health Mike Dixon, Chair, College of Medicine Published in JHH16.3 - The Real [...]
Arts on prescription – five steps to success
Arts on prescription – five steps to success Tim Joss- Chief Executive and founder of Aesop Published in JHH15.3 [...]